Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-16
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Butte,

Born-In Butte, Friday morning, Febru-
ary IL, 1887. to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NC
Crimmon, a son. O.
Marcus DAILY, general manager OF the An
aconda works, arrived at home from Ana
conda on the late train last night.
Mrs. Green Majors and her son, Master
Ergo Majors, after a months pleasant
visit in New York City with her relatives.
are expected home on this mornings train.
!. NJ. Buckley, assistant general manager
os the Northern Pacific, spent yesterday in
BUTTE. and departed by last nights Mon
Fana iInion train. bound for his headquar-
ters on Puget Sound.
Superintendent OF Schools Layton has
returned from visiting the schools OF the
rounty. and reports them all in excellent
condition. Miss Layton is proving an eff
cient superintendent.
F. w. Hunt, one OF our ~well-known citi-
lens, has been awarded a charter for a
FERRY across the Missouri river at Fort
Buford, Dakota. Mr.. Hunt has had this
bill before Congress for four years.
Mr.. Willden Pinkham. who has been TAX
ing in the elephant in the Capital City dur
ing the past few days, returned home last
IL eNcnlnp. lRc seHtleildH a "Nilhty Z
r comed back to his Silver City home.
J.. +. Burrill, business manager OF the
&Pyke Opera Company, is in the city. ne
M reports splendid business at Helena. bis
II company will open at the Grand Opera
n House tomorrow night in "Boccacio."
Dicd-On Saturday, the 18th instant. the
B infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. o Poad.
4 The funeral will take place to-day at 2
I O'Clock from the famlly residence on West
Woolman street. Friends are requested to
4 attend.
Gen. r. H. G. Minty, OF the Montana
q Union, left last night for Ogden on a visit to
a his family. He expects to return to Butte
within a week; and he may, as a chinook
as blowing yesterday and it's melting in
~Huence will probably be felt in the neighbor-
hood OF Beaver Canyon.
l.. S. Wild, of the Western Union office,
leaves this evening for Ogden to exercise
\ his franchise in behalf of the Liberal party
of Utah in the struggle to defeat Mormon
\ rule. The Liberals hope to carry the Ogden
4 city election tomorrow.
y Mr.. George w. Irwin II, who has been
II East for several weeks. returned yesterday
4 to his Butte home. Mr.. Irwin has entirely
4 recovered from the injury he received at
Chicago, and preserves the integrity OF his
4 martial air and manly stride. He was
~ "slEIlly SICClCu w hlo hooOo vi AAASANS -"
4 the city and warmly congratulated upon
1 his recovery from the severe sprain OF his
II ankle.
NJ. NJ. Wheeler travelling passenger agent
4 of the c., st. p, NJ. & o. and G. & N. w.
railways, spent yesterday in Butte in the
interests OF his roads. While not author
lied to issue passes to everyone in the city,
in his usual liberal way, he has left a large
lot OF handsome 1887 "Royal Route" cal
4 NJ ID H. TO- fha ,,ca ~ op,r |
i business men. Go and get one. Mr..
Wheeler returns St. Paulward to-day.
Johnny Hood, one OF the most popular
men who runs a sample trunk out OF St.
Paul, is reported as contemplating a
change of business. 1t is stated that he
has foresworn the business OF interviewing
the granger merchants OF Minnesota and
Dakota and their more avored millionaire
brethren OF Montana and gone into the
4 show business. Mr.. Hood will arrive in
\ Butte to-day with the Pyke Opera Com
a railroad man.
VAUDEVILLE.
Business is good.
Miss Anna Dillon is very sick.\
Schools are doing well, the teachers
giving satisfaction in their work.
Mr.. Campbell was removing the post
office to bis drug store yesterday.
Mr.. George Cooper is building a house in
Chickentown, west OF VAUDEVILLE. What
for?
Mr.. Walker, OF Salt Lake, and Judge Gil
christ arrived Thursday morning Tor a
short visit to the Alice.
Ed Golden and Joe Annear will leave for :
Camas, Idaho, Thursday next, to visit the
stock ranch of the latter. On the trip
they will also visit Gilbert MCPHERSON.
Mrs. Broughton, Mrs. Annear and Mrs.
Hall return thanks to the young men who
volunteered to sing at the benefit of Mrs.
Rosvear. The benefit did not come off as
intended, other arrangements having been
made.
A mishap occurred to the party who at
tended the dance at Stringtown Friday i
night. Before they reached their destina-
ton the sleigh containing the merry party
broke down. They managed. however, to
get to the dance. and had a right good ]
time. Among the party were Constable
Merkley, orator Dan Ryan, Miss Sadie
Newberry, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivy and family.
and Mrs. Taylor. The music was furnished
by Lee Mcbride, assisted by Billy DAZZLING.
Meaderville. :
Merchants report business improving. .,
George Berry, the foreman OF Clarke's q
concentration has been sick, but is able to I
be on the streets again. G
Dudeville is becoming aristocratic. Ru- '
NOR says the son OF a lord is living in a t
coy log cabin there patching. '
The freight cars make three and four A
trips daily to the Montana copper smelter. 9
1t is expected these works will start up I
about March LIST. a
Mr.. Adams has the stills laid for his new n
house at Columbia Gardens. When CON- =
pleted he will take his family there and .,
make it his future home. 81
The Methodists hold services at the =
Knights OF Labor hall every Tuesday eve E
ming. Rev. Mr.. Bennett, OF VAUDEVILLE, y
conducts the services. r
The interest in Meaderville schools still Il
continues. Mary D. Crossman has charge fe
the grammar department., and Attic w. n
Birdseye OF the primary. Il
The funeral o! John Dayton was largely a
attended by Meaderville people. He was II
much respected by all who knew him. and n
ais untimely death is regretted. p
Meaderville has a Board of Trade as we'll a
As Chicago. Who knows but what the :!
time will come when spectators will invest =,
n pork and potatoes at Meaderville in VI
OF at Chicago.
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